Vincent van Gogh: Two Cut Sunflowers (1887) Post-Impressionist Art Print

Bring the intense, luminous spirit of 19th-century Paris into your home. This museum-quality Giclée reproduction features Vincent van Gogh’s Two Cut Sunflowers, a groundbreaking exploration of color and texture.

In 1887, Van Gogh was deeply influenced by the vibrant colors of the Impressionists in Paris. In this study, he moved away from the traditional floral arrangement to focus on the raw, sculptural beauty of sunflowers at the end of their life cycle. By placing the golden-yellow sunflowers against an electric blue background, he utilized complementary colors to make the image pulsate with light. His heavy, rhythmic brushstrokes—known as impasto—give the petals a sense of movement and the seed heads a palpable weight. This work is not just a floral study; it is a profound meditation on the cycle of nature and the power of the Post-Impressionist palette.

Van Gogh's power lies in the visible 'weave' of his brushwork. Our archival Giclée print is digitally mastered to preserve every textured stroke and the intense saturation of the original 1887 oil painting. Printed on premium matte art paper, it ensures the vibrant contrast and organic energy of Vincent’s vision remain a timeless focal point in your space.

A sophisticated Statement Piece for a rustic dining room, a modern living space, or a gallery wall dedicated to the masters of Post-Impressionism. This Van Gogh Print is an exceptional gift for art historians, gardeners, and lovers of bold, expressive design.

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